The Marvel Multiverse seems to be inconsistent in its inclusion of officially recognised continuities, or their Universe designation number at least.
The wiki could of course be lacking in information, but it appears as though many filmic representations of their characters are yet to be 'officiated' by means of receiving a continuity designation: which plays an important role in establishing canon, and is essential to the synergy of the brand.
The MCU has its own designation (which I am discussing over on M&TV), but there seems to be no representation for Non-Marvel Studios properties such as Blade (any of the Movies or the TV Series), Ghost Rider or even the X-Men and Spiderman franchises.
Can we reasonably infer from this that the Marvel Comic books are using Universe designation as a way of accrediting Canonical significance to particular properties, and thus creating a synergetic relationship between the output of Marvel Studios and Marvel comics?